Semantic-based Material Twin and Co-Simulation Platform for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells - MEDIATE

Project summary

MEDIATE answers a need for an ontology-based, knowledge-assisted method and platform to capture, structure, configure and reuse knowledge for designing materials and engineering systems for electrochemical fuel cells. In parallel, MEDIATE investigates technical problems of industrial and societal relevance that regards improved design, functionally and performance of electrochemical fuel cells. MEDIATE Develops a knowledge-based physical-based and data-driven computational method and platform for modelling and design of electrochemical fuel-cells. The proposed framework uses an ontology-based approach for semantic knowledge management and interoperability. Potential applications: Design, durability and performance evaluation of electrochemical fuel cells. Main Impact: Reduction of burden in the design of complex multiscale and multi-physical materials/system and abstraction of the knowledge required for developing new material/product.

Project Details

Call

Call 2021


Call Topic

Modelling for materials engineering, processing, properties and durability


Project start

01.06.2022


Project end

31.05.2025


Total project costs

1.542.018 €


Total project funding

1.385.500 €


TRL

1 - 4


Coordinator

Dr. Salim Belouettar

LIST, 5 AVENUE DES HAUTS FOURNEAUX, 4362 ESCH SUR ALZETTE, Luxembourg


Partners and Funders Details

Consortium Partner   Country Funder
LIST
https://www.list.lu
Research org. Luxembourg LU-FNR
Technische Universität Dresden
https://tu-dresden.de
University Germany DE-SMWK
SINTEF
https://www.sintef.no/en
Research org. Norway NO-RCN
Norwegian University Of Science and Technology
https://www.ntnu.no
University Norway NO-RCN

Keywords

space-time multiscale modelling, simulation chain, processing-structure-property relationships, numerical simulation, numerical modeling, ontology, interoperability